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kneedrag	Re: Leadfeather indoor kits	#21
Pro - Webmaster Joined: 2009/3/26 23:40 From Waiuku Group: Webmasters Registered Users Posts: 3441	For those of you wondering about the kit here it is being flown by Jamie from ATTF. Posted on: 2009/8/9 16:56
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Jacko	Re: Leadfeather indoor kits	#22
Pro - Redbull air ace Joined: 2009/3/27 9:50 From Auckland Group: Registered Users Posts: 3709	Just looked at the plans for this.. I think im going to make an Yak55 inspired SU26 36" WS, 3 layers of 6mm EPP fuse, with the parkflyers.org.nz trade mark "speed holes" in the centre fuse, Symetrical KF step 6mm EPP (3 layers of 6) wing. Same layout as the Yak, but SU26'd. Whatya rekon? Posted on: 2009/8/9 18:50
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matwelli	Re: Leadfeather indoor kits	#23
Pro - Moderator Joined: 2009/3/27 11:37 From Hawera - Taranaki - New Zealand Group: Registered Users Moderators Posts: 2540	Sounds cool, can you do me a Yak 54 version ? Posted on: 2009/8/9 19:01
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Jacko	Re: Leadfeather indoor kits	#24
Pro - Redbull air ace Joined: 2009/3/27 9:50 From Auckland Group: Registered Users Posts: 3709	Why not. Got a 3 view? As much as fatties rule.. Maybe profiles have there place.. Getting bashed into stuff! They are also so easy to design, the full fuse su26 is giving me headaches... As long as we can keep the general layout the same as the 55 I cant see how it would fly much different. Posted on: 2009/8/9 19:08
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kneedrag	Re: Leadfeather indoor kits	#25
Pro - Webmaster Joined: 2009/3/26 23:40 From Waiuku Group: Webmasters Registered Users Posts: 3441	Yeah it is the main reason I stuck with profiles to start with. First full fuse plane I am going to do will be the slope machine. However first powered one I aim to make a full fuse of is the Spitfire. Time is never on my side so profiles suite me perfectly for now. Posted on: 2009/8/9 19:25
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Helikiwi	Re: Leadfeather indoor kits	#26
Pro - Redbull air ace Joined: 2009/4/10 18:08 From Waitakere's Riviera Group: Registered Users Posts: 702	Here you go Mat, Yak 54 plans -youtube some vids of this model - profile too http://www.rippinfoamies.com/free_plans.htm Attach file: Yak-54_revA_plans.jpg (29.03 KB) yak54_3view.jpg (13.00 KB) yak_shockie_1_leftfront_527.jpg (74.33 KB) RippinFoamies_Yak-54_RevA.zip Size: 595.77 KB; Hits: 39 Posted on: 2009/8/9 20:13
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Helikiwi	Re: Leadfeather indoor kits	#27
Pro - Redbull air ace Joined: 2009/4/10 18:08 From Waitakere's Riviera Group: Registered Users Posts: 702	The little yak 55 looks better Attach file: yak55.jpg (111.40 KB) Posted on: 2009/8/9 21:34
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Helikiwi	Re: Leadfeather indoor kits	#28
Pro - Redbull air ace Joined: 2009/4/10 18:08 From Waitakere's Riviera Group: Registered Users Posts: 702	and another Yak 54 - last one http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=513281 Posted on: 2009/8/9 22:58
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matwelli	Re: Leadfeather indoor kits	#29
Pro - Moderator Joined: 2009/3/27 11:37 From Hawera - Taranaki - New Zealand Group: Registered Users Moderators Posts: 2540	Thanks Brett cool links and drawings, I like my Gene Bond Yak 54, that Troy now has. I just cant get excited about the 55, I dont know why. Jacko, hopefully we can base the fuse on genes design, but do your/rob's tripple layer fuse Posted on: 2009/8/9 23:44
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kneedrag	Re: Leadfeather indoor kits	#30
Pro - Webmaster Joined: 2009/3/26 23:40 From Waiuku Group: Webmasters Registered Users Posts: 3441	Right the EPP and carbon has been ordered for these kits. I did some test cuts on EPP yesterday and it all looks good. They have all been g-coded up and shall soon be ready. Organising a powersystem and I will bring one along to the Tu Puru indoor event. Posted on: 2009/8/15 23:07
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